BSP supremo Mayawati on Saturday make a bitter attack on her former close aide Swamy Prasad Maurya by saying he was "disloyal" to the party and worked for his own "selfish interest" ignoring his community.

She cleared her point that in future Maurya will not be allowed to re-join the party. In her vitriolic attack on Maurya, she said history will never forgive such a "disloyal and selfish" person.

"With his resignation, the post of BSP Legislature Party leader falls vacant automatically. Same is the case with the post of the Leader of the Opposition held by him," she said.

Mayawati said though Maurya has quit BSP, the community members were solidly behind her party.

Moreover, 62-year-old politician Maurya had said he felt "suffocated" in BSP and accused Mayawati of "auctioning" tickets for next year's Assembly polls while leaving the party on June 22.

Though, Mayawati had earlier slammed him as "habitual party-hopper" and said his departure was a "good riddance" as in any case she would have shown him the door for seeking tickets for his son and daughter as BSP does not promote dynastic politics.